The devs have done really well to make this game accessible for solo players, doubles and 3 man teams, with the challenges always feeling balanced. In one solo run I attempted to rescue an MIA operative, and the Archæan Tree I had to pull them out of had only 3 cords that were feeding it Arch Cells, as compared to the 5 cords when playing with another player.
It is possible to run the incursions solo, and the game adapts each objective to be achievable for solo players whilst still maintaining a level of challenge. Taking down Archæan nests is vital to survival! This can become a little tedious if you lose too many operators, but on the flip side, this is a great way of encouraging experimentation with the different characters available. To get them back, you will have to head into that same area again to rescue them. Trying to rush these objectives can cause you to lose operators, and fast! And yes, I do mean lose! If an operator falls during an incursion, they get captured by the enemy and become MIA. Featuring 3 objectives per incursion, it is up to you how many of these missions you choose to complete, with each of the three objectives being tougher than the last! You can simply bypass an objective to get to an air-lock to get to the next one, or alternatively you can move to the extraction point to bail out if a mission gets out of hand! Tactics that will save your life! These tactical incursions are the core of Rainbow Six Extraction’s gameplay.
Featuring Siege’s smooth mechanics and tactical play style, Extraction requires you to take your time as you work to complete each incursion. This game will feel very familiar for fans of the previous Rainbow Six titles.
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